Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-12-14

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go to Mrs. Moore's, Main street, oppo
site the Sheridan house, She sells fint
dress goods by sample at eastern prices
Also clean and repair clothing for ladies
or gentlemen on short notice.
| voorhees, & Miller will have their new
new warehouse completeI in few days
tits 25x10O, and stands on tho spur
about 800 yards westsof the depot
They will engage extensively in the
commission and freight-forwardine
business.
President Cleveland IN his message
favors low tariff and of course many
dealers do not indorse the document
But this line of policy was adopted sev-
eral months since by Arnold & Meyer
the leading and reliable grocers of Stur-
gis. They believe in .protection'-
protecting the interests Of their custom
ers.
A little money will buy more first
class groceries at Arnold & Meyers than
! any house i'll the country.
No. 4 came in the depot with consider
able speed Sunday afternoon, and when
near the platform the pilot struck pig.
There was sudden rise in pork, but his
porkship came down uninjured and re-
sumed the pleasant task of eating coal
cinders perfectly Indifferent as the mar
row escape from death itshad just expe-
risnced. n
Novelties and holiday goods at Max
Fishels.
On Saturday evening next musical
concert will be given at tue Opera house,
as complimentary benefit to the Epis-
copal church society of Sturgis. Much
of the best local talent is taking part in
the exercises and have given consider,
able time to the rehearsals. and it is safe
to say the entertainment will be equal if
not better than any Of the kind ever ren
dered in 's5tsrgis.
Achenbach keeps the only full line of
literature in Sturgis. EEaits aud con
dictionaries also among the specialties.
'Deadwood Restaurant is the name
of new establishment recently opened
by Mrs. Leander La Chapelle, on Main
street, next door to Robinson's saddlery,
Deadwood. Meals are served to order,
and from the fact the tables are fur
nished with the best to be found in the
market, the place has already acquired
an enviable reputation. There dis a good
lodging house in connection.
Peaslee's porter on draught at Fritz
Ammon's.
AS announced last week Bishop MaGe
OF the Episcopal faith preached in the
NJ. E. church Sunday evening, to full
house, anxious ito lear one whom the
church Of his choice had raised to a high
position of trust. The bishop delivered
an interesting sermon, it being enlight-
ening and practical. His manner OF de-
livery is easy, graceful and forcible.
The music was one of tho pleasant feaJ-
ures of the evening".
Imported and domestic cigars at
Achenbach's news depot.
Otto & Weller, the brewerymen, arc
experimenting with a new way of pack
ing ice in this region. They have pnt
in 4-horse power Brookwalter engine
with which to raise water from the we'll
to the ice house which stands above the
beer vault. Fhey propose to pump in a
small quantity of water each evening
and allow it to freeze gradually, and in
this wise will have sixty tons of ice in
one solid cake lying Immediately above
the cellar.
All the canned goods that can be had,
every variety of fish cured in all styles
cured meats, and all the staple and
fancy groceries generally are always in
stock at Arnold & Meyers.
An incipient runaway was brought to
a sudden termination on Sunday eve
ming, by the team and carriage, which
were tearing up Main street under full
sail, coming in contact with tho rear
wheel of government ambulance stand
ing in front of Chase's Variety store.
Like everything else that runs against
Uncle Sam, they got the worst Of IT..
Results. A broken sipgle-tree and a
badly demoralized dashboard. Who
the team belonged to, where they started
from and who was out with them, the
ADVERTISER man was unable to find out.
Complimentary BENEFIT
To the Sturgis Episcopal church society. to be
given at the sturgs opera housc, Saturday eveal-
ing, December II.
! YEA Solo Esmeralda. Nj Miss Nellie i Ssls
SneT ItSer solo' Solo one Minnie e. s stegdta
s. Vocal Duet, Guarda Che Blanca Luna :. :.
Mesdames Warren and Sparks
Z. Flute Solo, Over The Garden Wall
PART III.
!. Vocal Duet. / Would that My Loye, ...ss...
Mrs. Crow and Miss Della Albert. q,
2. Reading Maxim an Editor sOuten o. Him.
Miss Bertha Rollins
I. Vocal Vocal lo Duct. G Good b. NV Dear Old Cabin
Home. Miss Cole and Jr. Weigand.
5. Piano Solo, The Storm ...... :. Mrs. Warren
9. Cornet Solo, Surf ~. Chas. Howe
2. Grand Finale, Deitcher Band 40
By the Unknown Qnnrtette-
Price Of admission SO cents. Seats reserved al
Max Fishcl's, free Of chargc. Doors open at
o'clock. Curtain rises ut 3 sharp.
The ADyERrIsER does ell kinds ol
commercial printing on short notice. 4